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| From: Don Ackerman click
HERE to email me Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 Subject: Bill (W.L.) Ackerman My uncle Bill (W.L.) Ackerman served with H. Co. 301 94 during WW2 He has lost contact over the years with those he served with. He was a Sergeant E-5 from Arkansas when the Division was inactivated. He is doing well would like to hear from those he served with. He is Old School and does not have a computer. E-mail me and I will your info to him ASAP. Thanks Don Ackerman |
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| Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 From: Mark Gibson click here to email me Subject: PFC George R. Gibson We are searching for anyinformationabout my Uncle, PFC George R. Gibson. He was with the 94th Infantry Division, 376th Infantry Regiment, Company I (we believe). He was killed in action on March 23, 1945 in Ludwigshafen, Germany. We know he received the Silver Star and had the Combat Infantry badge. All other family records were lost. We tried to get copies of his official records but were informed they had been destroyed in a fire where they were stored. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Mark Gibson |
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| From: Mike Apt Subject: Lt. Col. Donald G. Apt Date: Sun, 4 Dec 2005 Hi. Im the son of deceased Lt.Col. Donald G. Apt who served in the 301st field artillery,A battery from 43 to 45.Back then I think he went from private to corporal to sgt and was awarded an air medal for being an airael observer,a silver star,bronze star,purple heart and a few more but dont know what they are or if I can confirm through the army.If there is anyone out there that might remember him,please email me.With a last name like Apt it shouldn't be too hard. He wouldn't say too much when he was alive and after studying the history of the 94th, I can see why.please email me if you know anything about him or the 301st that would be helpful. click HERE to email me |
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| Subject: Louis Tatter Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 From: "Johnson, Steven C. click HERE to email me To whom it may concern, I just found some letters my grandfather has written to my grandmother during the war. His name was Louis Tatter from Chicago. He was the assistant to the division Chaplain. Not sure if anyone has any stories about him or if anybody remembers him but I feel that this is a good place to start. Thank you for your time, |
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| From: "Claude
KALBUSCH" click
here to email me Subject: John G. DUMAS Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 My mother adopted the grave of John G. DUMAS (38525959) who is buried in the american cemetery of Neuville en condroz (Belgium). KIA the 6th of March 1945. Can you tell me mopre about him ? Thank you very much KALBUSCH Claude |
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| From: "Kirk
and Emmy" click
here to email me Subject: Dean Winegarden Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 My grandfather, Dean Winegarden, served in the 94th. Unfortunately, I have no idea of his regiment, battalion, company or platoon. He was from Boyne City, MI...If anyone can tell me what specific unit he was in I would most appreciate it. SrA Winegarden 22nd Special Tactics Squandron AFSOC |
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| Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 From: "RICHARD WHITMYER" click here to email me Subject: Cpl Clarence "Dick" Whitmyer I am looking for anyone who may remember my father or has come across his name, Clarence "Dick" Whitmyer from Penna. He was in the 302 Inf Reg / 2 nd BN / HQ Co. I do have a newspaper photo taken in Czech with my dad and: Pfc Thomas G. Walker, Pvt Leonard L. Angel, Pvt Frank J. Pyne, Pfc Hybert L. Trulove, Pvt Jerriod L. Matnard, Pcf Joseph C. Brown and Pvt James R. Barden helping a farmer bring in his hay crop before winter sets in. Richard Whitmyer / (727) 787-1592 |
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| From: "Howard
Epstein" Subject: Private First Class Victor H. Epstein Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005
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| From: "mireille
gaultier" click
here to email me Subject: Charles Samuelson Date: Wed, 16 Nov 2005 I am looking for Charles Samuelson's family ,certainly living in PA Charles was based at ISTRES in the South of FRANCE at the air base in 1945 . Before he was fighting in the Pacific . He had a friend with him ARTURO CUERVO who lived in NEW-YORK ( journalist ; I have photographias |
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| From:Linda McNally Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 Subject: Richard McNally Hello, My name is Linda McNally...my Father was Richard McNally he served in the 319th ENGR BN CO C, 94th INF DIV....He passed away in 1996..I am looking for anyone who has any memories of my father from those he served with..I only remember a couple of "war stories" that he told me..If anybody remembers my father,please contact click here to email me or by writing. These memories mean so much to me. Thank You, for everything you've done. Linda McNally 6970 Commander RD Millington,TN 38053 |
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| Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 From: Thomas Manos click here to email me Subject: JAMES T.MANOS LOOKING FOR '' RED McENTYRE '' 94th376
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Date: Sunday October 15, 2005
Does anyone remember Jimmy Graham? Jimmy was MIA 10 Feb 1945
at Bannholz Woods in Germany. One of his dog tags was found years later
in the grave
of his Platoon leader Wilford Wilson (as the Army was closing files on
MIA from Bannholz Woods). I have been doing a lot of research on my uncle
and would like to hear from anyone who may have known him from the time
he was at Camp McCain until MIA. I recently discovered that Jimmy received
a Bronze Star as did others in his unit. I assume that the Bronze Star
may have been for F/376 action in the weeks prior to 2-10-45. Does anyone
know why he may have received a Bronze Star? The photo is not of good quality,
but it is the best I have at present. I am also looking for any other group
photos, photos in Europe, or any photo that may Include my uncle, Wilford
Wilson, or anyone from F/376/94. Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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| From: "Suzanne
Remore" Subject: 2Platoon CO/302INF 94th Div. 3rd Squad- Remore Date: Fri, 30 Sep 2005 Hi, If anyone has any old photographs or information about the people from 2Platoon COI302INF 94 Div. 3rd Squad, please contact me. I came across this website when I typed my grandfather’s name into Google (Martin Remore). He was from Tenafly, New Jersey. I’d like to be able to get some stories or photos for my Dad. I know he’d really like it and I’d also really like to know more as well. I can be reached at: click here to email me Thank you. |
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| From: click here to email
me Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 Subject: Salvatore Caggiano My father was in the 94th. division and he passed away 13 years ago. I am interested in finding any information about him and the 94th. division. Also can anyone tell me how I can get a copy of the mourning report. My father's name was Salvatore Caggiano. |
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| From: "Talmage
Marshall" click
here to email me Subject: Henry E Marshall Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 Looking for info on Henry E Marshall from Texas. He was in the 110 Infantry |
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| From: John A. Potocki Date: August 20, 2005 Subject: L-Company, 302D I am still trying to locate the following L-Co. members: Tom Grella Glen Hood If anyone knows where I can locate them or their families, I would appreciate letting me know. On September 27-29th, the L-Co. annual reunion will be held at Pocono Manor, PA. I will be giving a presentation on the following:
John A. Potocki (630) 554-0731 click this link to email me kaboo1@comcast.net |
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| From: Matt click here to email
me Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 Subject: Sgt Maj Howard Merry I am looking for any information on my grandfather, SgtMaj Howard Merry. I dont know much about him and my family does not tell me much. I am a Sgt in the marine corps. Any info would be appreciated. |
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| From: "Carl
Miller" click
here to email me Subject: 94th Division turned over the Lorient/St. Nazaire pockets to the 66th Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 When the 94th Division turned over the Lorient/St. Nazaire pockets to the 66th Division, an extra battery of French 75s was handed to the 66th's 872nd FA battalion. A detachment from Hqs Co. 872 manned it as an extra unit. Would anyone know the origin of these pieces? Bill Dalasandro, once 872nd FA , and Carl E. Miller, once Co. E, 262nd Infantry. |
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| From: "Georgia
Slade" click
here to email me Subject: Pvt. George E. Smith Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 Hello, I was searching the internet looking for info on my father, Pvt. George E. Smith when I came across your site. I'm very interest in any information anyone may have on this unit. According to my father's Honorable Discharge he was in Company "C" 301st Infantry. An old picture of him in uniform showed a patch with a tiger and a tank coming out of its mouth. He is also listed as a Rifleman 745 and was in the battle of Rhineland: Central Europe GO 40 WD 45. He received the following decorations and citations: European-African Middle Eastern Theater Ribbon: Two Bronze Battle Stars: American Campaign Medal; World War II Vicotry Medal: Purple Heart. He was wounded in action in Germany on 19 Feb 1945. Thanks for any info you are able to share. Georgia Smith Slade |
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| From: Gary Griggs Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 Subject: Harold Steadman Hello 94th Veterans, My Father Was A Sgt. In The I&R Platoon Of HQ. Co. 302. He Had A Very Good Friend In The 301 that Died In France, I Believe Around Lorient. His Name Was Harold Steadman. He Was A Sgt. in A Rifle Co. If Anyone Knows of The Circumstances Of His Death His Family And My Father Would Like To Know Them. God Bless You All. You Are The Marrow Of The World! Gary Griggs click here to email me |
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| Subject: Major Dr. Arnold Norman Bennett
302nd From: "Green" <click here to email me> Date: Thu, 14 Jul 2005 Hello. I would love to speak to anyone who knew my grandfather, Major Dr. Arnold Norman Bennett 302nd/94th. He was a dentist from Brooklyn, NY who later moved to Narrowsburg, NY on the Delaware. I have a bunch of photos of him "in the field" and I also have the class photo from the 29th Officer's Training Battalion, Medical Field Service School Carlisle Barracks, PA June 14, 1943. thanks! Mark Green PO Box 188 10 Academy Avenue Saxtons River, VT 05154 802-869-1018 |
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| From: "Steve &Kris Hoppe" <click
here to email me> Subject: Henry Hoppe Jr. Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 I'm looking for anyone who knew Henry Hoppe Jr. I believe he was a Teck4 and was a mail clerk. Henry was from Sheboygan Wi. You can email me Steve Hoppe Thanks |
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| Date: Thu, 7 Jul 2005 From: Gary O'Keefe Subject: John Lavelle I am looking for any info about my stepdad, John Lavelle. I think he served with the 302nd Inf. and was wounded in Trier in late Feb or early March, 1945. He was from Holyoke, Mass. Due to the fire at the St. Louis personnel records center, I have come up empty looking for his service record. We both share a bond of being Infantry Combat Veterans (mine was the 28th Inf Rgt in Vietnam) Any info or clue would be appreciated. My Email is raycib@sbcglobal.net. Gary O'Keefe |
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| From: Steve
Whinfield <click
here to email me> Subject: GO 33+40 battles Date: Mon, 4 Jul 2005 My father-in-law, Walter Frund, fought in the Rhineland campaign and does not remember much. He a was part of the GO 33+40 battles and I have no idea what those were can anyone help me? |
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| From: "Bob Finn" <click
here to email me> Subject: post my message Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 Hello, My name is Bob Finn, Assistant Secretary, Maryland Department of Veteran Affairs. I am a retired Army COL with a tour in Vietnam with the 173d ABN Bde. I am writing to see if anyone can help a sole remaining family member find out about this uncle, CPL Michael Busch (302nd Inf Regt, KIA 3/7/1945) and for whom he is named. He only knows he was from Baltimore and was killed in Germany on the above date. I have been fortunate to find CPL Busch's gravesite. Any assistance you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your service to our country. Bob toll free: 866-793-1577 |
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| Date: Sat, 4 Jun 2005 From: Gary Parkhurst <click here to email me> Subject: Augustine (Gus) C. Schreiber Hello, I am looking for any information on my grandfather, Augustine (Gus) C. Schreiber, who served with the 94th Inf. Division during World War II. My grandfather unfortunately passed away this past September. I am looking for anyone who knew him and could tell me anything about him and the role he played with the 94th Inf Division. He passed on items taken from German soldiers because I collect World War II artifacts. I am also a current member of the 3rd Special Forces Group based out of Fort Bragg, so the military service runs in our family. I would really appreciate any assistance someone could provide. I am specifically looking for stories, places, pictures, and mayve events my grandfather was a part of. Thank you and God Bless you for the sacrifices you made for the betterment of our country. With Respect, Sgt. Gary A. Parkhurst 3rd SFG(A) |
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| From:Wilton S. Terry II click
here to email me Date: Fri, 3 Jun 2005 Subject: Wilton S. Terry I am looking for anyone who served with my Grandfather, Wilton S. Terry, from Caro, Michigan. I believe he was in Transportation. I have a lot of pictures with people id love to put names to. I would also love to hear any stories. My Grandfather was in from '43 to '46 Wilton S Terry (Bill) (Butch) Nicknames Caro, Michigan Thank you Wilton S. Terry II |
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| Subject: William F. Traubert 376 Infantry Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 From: "Traubert, Michael" click here to email me William F. Traubert looking for information passed away June 22, 2005 Battle of Tier Battle of Tettington some one save his life can any one tell me who that soldier might have been? Any information would be help full. thanks
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| From: "Dusty
Mullin" click
here to email me Subject: Frankie Mullin Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 I'm looking for anyone who served with my grandfather Frankie Mullin during WWII. I know he attended most reunions and I'm wondering if any of his buddies are still around. I'd love to hear from you. Thanks. |
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| From: James Osman Jr.
Subject: James M. Osman Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 My father, James M. Osman, served in the 94th-302 Inf. Reg. as a machine gunner (30 cal. water cooled), and was captured on or about January 21 or 24, 1944. He was then taken to Stalag XIIA then to Stalag IXB, Bad Orb, where he was liberated April 2, 1945. He was 30 years old at this time, and had a nickname of "Gar." Not sure if he used that nickname during his time in service. I have no idea which company, batallion, or squad he was in, and know almost nothing about his experience during the war as a soldier or POW. My father died in 1983. Many years ago he told me a story about some men trying to steal food from the kitchen, and were surprised by either a guard or cook, whom they hit on the head and killed or nearly killed. As a result he and many others were forced to stand barefoot in the snow until the men stepped forward and admitted the infraction. I am in the process of putting together a DVD slide program containing pictures and scanned documents my mother has given me, and would be very grateful and honored if anyone would contact me who might have known him. Also, if you have any pictures, documents, etc., I would be very pleased if you could email copies so I can add them to the DVD. At the time he was inducted into the Army he was living in Columbus, Indiana and was inducted in Kentucky. My email address is click here to email me and home phone is 843-399-2925. I have unlimited long distance and will be happy to call anyone who has any information. I offer my respect to all the Vets, past and present, for their honorable service, and to the owner of this site. Thank you all.James Osman Jr. |
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| From: Mike Daugelli
Subject: Mike Daugelli Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 Looking for anyone who came over with me on the IL DeFrance on January 1945 out of Boston Harbor. Landed in Scotland and down to Southhampton by train and over the channel by LST to Le Havre then by 40x8 to Metz. We were picked up by the 94th Division as replacements. I went to F/376 with 76 replacements. Then the fun began..... Mike Daugelli click here to email me |
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| From: Eddy Gragus
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2005 Subject: William (or Bill ) Isaac Ramey, PFC 302 Infantry I am trying to find information on my grandfather who died in WWII. His name was William (or Bill ) Isaac Ramey, PFC 302 Infantry 94th Division serial number 35643364. He shipped out from Granada, Mississippi. My mother said that he died on January 20th at the Battle of the Bulge. I would like to know more about where he fought exactly, what Battalion he was in and any other way that I might be able to find more information about him and the group of people he fought with. If you can help please write, email or call:Eddy Gragus 2020 Brookwood Dr. Fort Collins, CO 80525 970-472-0022 click here to email me |
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| From: "tom hammel" click
here to email me
Subject: 301st MPEG Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005 Hi, Does anyone have any information on the 301st MPEG? My father was in this group and I'd like to learn about their "itinerary" during the war. I know he was at Utah Beach on D-Day and at the Battle of the Bulge, but not much of where he was in-between those events. I tried to follow 2 email links on this site that came up about the 301st MPEG, but evidently the email addresses are no longer in effect. Please email me if you know anything about this group. Thank You |
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| Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005
From: Lynn Scheps click here to email me Subject: Alfred Scheps I am looking for any information regarding the service record of Alfred Scheps, Co K, 376th Inf, 94th Div. He was a medic, and we would like details regarding how he earned his purple heart. If you knew him, please contact me. Thanks. |
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| Date: Thu, 27 Jan 2005
From: "Mike Lepchitz" click here to email me Subject: Morris Lepchitz I am trying to learn more about my Father’s service with the 94th during World War II. His name was Morris Lepchitz. He died a few years ago and I would like to help his grandchildren better appreciate his service to our Country. Thank you for your assistance and time. |
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| From: "Dave Duncan"
Subject: Harry W. Coney Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2005 Hi, does anyone have information on my step dad, Harry W. Coney. Hoping to talk with anyone who served with him. I am trying to find out information about him.. the different campains that he was in, etc. Please give me a call if you have information. Dave Duncan, 1-304-258-9333 or click here to email me |
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| Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005
From: Leslie Matura clickhere to email me Subject: Andrew Matura My name is Robert Matura and I am looking for anyone that served with my uncle, Andrew Matura. He was a sargent with the 94th during WW11. I believe he was attached to an artillery unit. I know he was wounded crossing the Rhine river. I would like to hear from anyone that knew him. |
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| From: "Joseph Blanchette"
Subject: Joseph H Blanchette Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 Happy New year to all: my name is Joseph H Blanchette and a former member of the 94th. I trained with the Div. assigned to G Co, 2nd Bn, 301st inf regt, at camp McCain, Miss. as a member of the second Plt, second squad. My plt sgt at that time was m/sgt Fulsom. I went over with the Div into the Lorient,France sector in sept 1944 and moved up into the big front sometime in jan. 1945 where i was wounded and suffered injury to both feet and right leg after seting off a german shu mine. this happened about feb.13th. Several members of my plt also had the same experience including my plt leader lt.Meyers. I am interested in finding out whatever happened to members of my old squad and plt. If anyone has any info for me please click here to email me or tel. me at 919-873-1445. Thanking you: SFC J H Blanchette USA RET. |
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| Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005
Subject: Lt. Col. George F. Miller From: Bobby Lieb I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Bobby Lieb. My wife is the granddaughter of Lt. Col. George F. Miller. George’s widow, and children have all passed on, and we know little of George’s role in the war. Having recently watched the series Band of Brothers, and having been very moved by the story it told, it led my son and I to become intrigued about the life and fate of George Miller. Thanks to the detailed stories about Alfred “Freddie” Dionne linked from this website, we were able to find out he was killed at the Battle of Orscholz.If you know anyone or anywhere I can turn to, to find out more intimately who my wife’s Grandfather was as a man and a soldier, I would greatly appreciate it. Sincerely, Bobby Lieb 2616 W 2nd Ave Durango, CO 81301 click here to email me |
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